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Froggy Jumps Intro to Computer ProgrammingOnline version Basics of algorithms and coding by dalia mostafa 1 What are the four problem‑solving steps in order? a Plan the project; hire a coder; write specs; release to users. b Define the problem; create an algorithm; write the program code; test and debug the program. c Analyze data; design the UI; code the UI; deploy the app. 2 What does programming mean in this context? a Testing hardware components for faults. b Creating a user interface design. c Writing step‑by‑step instructions for a computer to perform a task. 3 What is the difference between an algorithm and a program? a A program is the plan; an algorithm is the code. b An algorithm is a test; a program is the result. c An algorithm is the plan; a program is the algorithm written in code. 4 In a simple program, what are input, process and output? a Input is result; process is data; output is the computation. b Input is data; process is the computation; output is the result. c Input is the UI; process is the hardware; output is the input. 5 What do sequence, selection and iteration mean in programming? a Sequence: coding only; Selection: printing; Iteration: sorting. b Sequence: order of steps; Selection: choices; Iteration: repeated steps. c Sequence: parallel tasks; Selection: data types; Iteration: storage. 6 What is a flowchart used for? a To execute code on a computer. b To represent an algorithm visually. c To test hardware devices. 7 Why is testing important in programming? a To find and fix bugs so the program works correctly. b To improve network speed. c To translate code into UI design. 8 In a program that sums two numbers, what is the input? a The final sum only. b The computer’s memory. c The two numbers. 9 What does a computer do with programmed instructions? a It rewrites the instructions into new code. b It ignores them and runs at random. c It follows the instructions to complete the task. 10 What happens if instructions are in the wrong order? a The computer will automatically fix the order. b Nothing changes; order does not matter. c The result may be incorrect or the task may fail. 11 What is an algorithm? a An algorithm is a set of step-by-step instructions used to solve a problem. b An algorithm is usually created before writing the computer program. c An algorithm can be written as a list of instructions or presented visually as a flowchart. 12 What are the three basic building blocks used to design algorithms? a Flowchart, variables b Loops, arrays c Sequencing, Selection and Iteration. 13 What does sequencing mean? a Flowchart shapes are connected by arrows. b Sequencing means that instructions are executed one after another in an algorithm. c It is a set of logical steps carried out in a particular order. 14 What is Selection? a Selection is a decision or question. Based on the answer, the program takes one of two actions. b Iteration means repeating a sequence of instructions using loops. c Sequencing means that instructions are executed one after another in an algorithm. 15 What is Iteration? a A single run of every instruction in order. b A visual representation of an algorithm. c Iteration means repeating a sequence of instructions using loops until a certain condition happens or until the required number of repetitions is completed. 16 What is a Flowchart? a A flowchart is a list of instructions for a computer. b Flowchart is a programming language. c Flow chart is a visual representation of an algorithm.

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What are the four problem‑solving steps in order?

What does programming mean in this context?

What is the difference between an algorithm and a program?

In a simple program, what are input, process and output?

What do sequence, selection and iteration mean in programming?

What is a flowchart used for?

Why is testing important in programming?

In a program that sums two numbers, what is the input?

What does a computer do with programmed instructions?

What happens if instructions are in the wrong order?

What is an algorithm?

What are the three basic building blocks used to design algorithms?

What does sequencing mean?

What is Selection?

What is Iteration?

What is a Flowchart?